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# Installation

## Step 1. Remove other radio script <a href="#remove-old-clothing-resources" id="remove-old-clothing-resources"></a>

Remove any other script that manages the radio, such as `qb-radio`

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## Step 2. Install dependencies <a href="#install-dependencies" id="install-dependencies"></a>

Install the dependencies if they are not installed.

| ox\_lib | <https://github.com/overextended/ox_lib> |
| ------- | ---------------------------------------- |

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## Step 3. Download lvs\_radio <a href="#download-illenium-appearance" id="download-illenium-appearance"></a>

Download the lvs\_radio package from your keymaster. Place the folder inside the `resources` folder.

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## Step 4. Voice config (server.cfg) <a href="#add-it-to-your-server" id="add-it-to-your-server"></a>

In the server.cfg file, you need to change the setting `setr voice_enableRadioAnim 1` to `setr voice_enableRadioAnim 0`

```editorconfig
...
# Voice config
setr voice_useNativeAudio true
setr voice_useSendingRangeOnly true
setr voice_defaultCycle "GRAVE"
setr voice_defaultVolume 0.3
setr voice_enableRadioAnim 0 #<--- here !!!
setr voice_syncData 1
setr sv_maxclients 48

```

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## Step 5. Config <a href="#step-5" id="step-5"></a>

Now configure and translate your resources.

<details>

<summary>Config files</summary>

`config/config.lua`\
`config/translation.lua`

</details>

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